lets all have a disco wrote:Fuck Tevez lets get Gilardino or Luca Toni.
gillie wrote:I did try to warn everyone it would get worse as we get nearer 4th spot and like i said if we beat Villa this article will seem like nothing in comparison to what we will get before the Spuds game.Dont believe what you read is all i will say.
lets all have a disco wrote:Fuck Tevez lets get Gilardino or Luca Toni.
Whassat wrote:gillie wrote:I did try to warn everyone it would get worse as we get nearer 4th spot and like i said if we beat Villa this article will seem like nothing in comparison to what we will get before the Spuds game.Dont believe what you read is all i will say.
You don't see the spuds or villa getting half the stick we do! And they are definitely in the race for fourth as well.
The Italian said the forward should leave the club if he is unhappy with his coaching methods.
Mancini confirmed he had summoned Tevez to his office to ask for an explanation about the player's recent criticisms of his training regime
Dazzacity wrote:Oh.. double trainin once a week and a 2 hour session the day after..My heart fookin bleeds..
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Dazzacity wrote:Oh.. double trainin once a week and a 2 hour session the day after..My heart fookin bleeds..
exactly what I said earlier when these rumours surfaced. So maybe once a month they have to postpone fucking PS3 session for bit of extra work that is basically there to improve them. How outrageous. I put extra hours on weekly basis on my work and tevez earns in a week what I earn in three years.
Tevez is super top player no question about it and it'd be really bummed to see him go but it's a team game and for better or for worse there's only one man in football club who makes these decisions.
Dazzacity wrote:Oh.. double trainin once a week and a 2 hour session the day after..My heart fookin bleeds..
Ted Hughes wrote:Any player who causes shit at the club can fuck off imo but Tevez did the interview 2 weeks ago & he made the point that Mancini is the manager & he decides what they do & said he was ok with it . If he's lying & willing to cause trouble he can go.
BUT..
Why the fuck has the manager chosen to dig it all back up in public now, TWO WEEKS LATER? Why has he waited until our most important games of the season to tell the press his thoughts? Why didn't he deal with it earlier if he can't avoid talking to the press? Why is he talking about Tevez leaving when Tevez didn't say any such thing in his interview? Why is he telling the press anything at all? Why couldn't it wait until after the West Ham game? How does it help us? Does it help our enemies, if so, why is he helping them? Do the rest of the players agree with him? Will it effect them? Is he so hopeless at motivating the players & so scared they won't perform that this is the only way he can do it, gambling that it will get a positive response? If he's not doing it to motivate the players then WHY is he doing it? What has Manchester City Football Club gained from their manager bringing this out in public at this time?
This was in an interview in the Daily Mail in the week preceding the Manchester derby, when Tevez had been specifically asked not to speak to the media. He went on to say he was "OK" with Mancini but the former Internazionale coach felt his authority had been undermined by a player he has repeatedly talked up as being one of the best in the world.
At the time Mancini said he did not want to take issue with the former U***d striker before such an important game. The timing is still bad from a City perspective, with important games coming up against Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur in the next few days, but Mancini was willing to explain his irritation as he shaped up for the most critical phase of City's season.
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